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SF3 SmartFone Flick Fest winners announced

Australia’s international smartphone film festival for filmmakers of all ages announced its prize winners on the weekend.

9 Nov 2022 11:19

Silvi Vann-Wall

Film

The SF3 Awards Night. Image supplied.

The 2022 SmartFone Flick Fest, also known as SF3, wrapped up this weekend with an awards ceremony on Saturday 6 November.

Best Director went to Paco Wen, Chris Lee and Hardy Hu for After Songs, and Asia Dunstone took the Kid’s Directing prize for Deadly Dining.

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Silvi Vann-Wall

Silvi Vann-Wall is a Melbourne-based journalist, podcaster, critic and filmmaker who loves frogs and improv comedy. They were the ScreenHub Film Content Lead from 2022 to 2025. Twitter (X): @SilviReports / Bluesky: @silvi.bsky.social‬ / Website: silvireports.com

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